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SEE THIS HOUSE: DINING IN BLACK AND WHITE!

July 27, 2008
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Black and white striped dining room with a black chandelier
Photo by ddaaarryynn and frank vistaestate.com, (photos of ddaarryns kitchen posted under flickr creative commons use)

Check out this dining room. A bold design statement that on paper doesn’t seem to make sense but as executed makes all of the sense in the world.

Here it is on paper – a traditional room, large white baseboards and crown molding, walls painted with large black and white stripes, a black french style chandelier, a modern looking wood farm house dining table, brushed metal chairs, white wood cabinetry with glass doors, Victorian pressed tin tile bar area and dark wood floors.

There it all is…in writing…here it all is in full color as conceived by a Flickr member ddaarryynn in a Seattle home. A black and white striped dining room! Who would have thought this could work?

Black and white striped dining room with a black chandelier
Photo by ddaaarryynn and frank vistaestate.com

House bar in a black and white striped dining room with pressed tin backsplash, marble countertops, a wine cooler and reeded glass front upper cabinets
Photo by ddaarryynn and frank vistaestate.com

A nook was created in the dining room to house a bar. The bar includes a pressed tin backsplash, marble countertops, a wine cooler and reeded glass front upper cabinets.

Aluminum side chair from Hive
Hive – Emeco Navy Chair – $395 (brushed aluminum side chair) (above)

Black glass chandelier from Z Gallerie
Z Gallerie – Calais Chandelier in Black – $299 (handblown glass chandelier, takes six (6) bulbs from 60-80 watts) (above)

Pressed tin tile from Tin Man
Tin Man – Victorian style Pressed Tin Tile 6″ patterns – $9 for a 2’x2′ sheet (6″ Designs are great for kitchens, dining rooms, bathrooms, halls, backsplashes, behind wood stoves or wainscotting) (above)

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One response to “SEE THIS HOUSE: DINING IN BLACK AND WHITE!”

  1. Wendy says:
    October 29, 2009 at 4:49 AM

    Looks great but I feel like there needs to be an area rug under the dining room table…

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